die russische Prosieben auf Tiefstkurs !
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Habe ich auch nichts in anderen Treads (Gazprom, Sberbank etc.) von gelesen.
Vielleicht kann das einer bestätigen, der hier bereits seit Jahresanfang investiert ist. Der müßte ja im März Dividende bekommen haben.
In October 2014, an amendment to the Russian Mass Media Law was adopted, which will restrict foreign ownership and control of Russian media companies to no more than 20% starting in January 2016. Our Board of Directors is continuing to work with management and external legal, financial and tax advisors to identify, evaluate and implement an appropriate response to ensure compliance with the Law while, at the same time, protecting the interests of all stockholders. We are considering all potential structures in that 3
regard, which may include corporate restructuring, franchising and licensing structures, capital reorganization or divestments; and we have begun to evaluate a potential sale of all or a substantial portion of our Russian business or of the shares of common stock of CTC Media.
Soweit ich das erkennen kann, ist der Hauptaktinär MTG AB eine schwedische Firma?
Telcrest gehört dagegen einer Russischen Bank, soweit ich das gelesen habe.
Somit gehe ich nicht davon aus das hier keine Dividende gezahlt wird, auch im März wurde die Aktie zumindest laut einer Meldung vom 11.3.15 ex Dividende gehandelt.
Grummel
Schauen wir mal was passiert wenn die Amis loslegen.
Das mit der Retailkette verstehe ich leider auch nicht so recht..
CTC Media ranks lowest with a a Debt-to-Capital ratio of 0.5%. Saga Communications is next with a a Debt-to-Capital ratio of 23.8%. Journal Communications ranks third lowest with a a Debt-to-Capital ratio of 31.9%.
Crown Media follows with a a Debt-to-Capital ratio of 44.1%, and CBS rounds out the bottom five with a a Debt-to-Capital ratio of 50.6%.
SmarTrend recommended that subscribers consider buying shares of CBS on January 27th, 2015 as our technology indicated a new Uptrend was in progress when shares hit $56.65. Since that recommendation, shares of CBS have risen 8.8%. We continue to monitor CBS for any potential shift so investors can protect gains and will alert SmarTrend subscribers immediately.
http://www.mysmartrend.com/news-briefs/ctc-media/...apital-ratio-ctcm
Das ist aber eine ganz schöne (positive) Differenz zum 2. oder 3. Platzierten (geschweige denn zu so einem Schwergewicht wie CBS)
http://seekingalpha.com/article/...mitigate-the-russian-ownership-law
Written on Sun, 04/19/2015 - 10:03am
By Nick Russo
Below are the three companies in the Broadcasting industry with the highest dividend yields. Dividends can enhance returns for investors seeking income in addition to capital gains.
CTC Media ranks highest with a a dividend yield of 17.7%. Following is Sinclair Broadcast Group with a a dividend yield of 2.0%. Saga Communications ranks third highest with a a dividend yield of 1.8%.
Scripps Networks Interactive follows with a a dividend yield of 1.3%, and Nexstar Broadcasting Group rounds out the top five with a a dividend yield of 1.3%.
SmarTrend recommended that subscribers consider buying shares of Nexstar Broadcasting Group on January 22nd, 2015 as our technology indicated a new Uptrend was in progress when shares hit $50.94. Since that recommendation, shares of Nexstar Broadcasting Group have risen 11.9%. We continue to monitor Nexstar Broadcasting Group for any potential shift so investors can protect gains and will alert SmarTrend subscribers immediately.
http://www.mysmartrend.com/news-briefs/news-watch/...ng-industry-ctcm
22.04.2015 13:00:00
Moscow, Russia – 22 April 2015 – CTC Media Inc. (“CTC Media” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: CTCM), a leading Russian independent media company, today announced a partnership with Wildberries, one of the largest online retailers in Russia. The partnership will expand sales of CTC Media’s “Sweet Me” women’s clothing brand, which was initially launched in April 2014.
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Yuliana Slashcheva, Chief Executive Officer of CTC Media, said: “Revenue diversification is a particularly important part of our strategy at CTC Media, especially in light of the current state of the advertising market. The development of Sweet Me in 2015 will be an important step in the realization of this strategy. We expect that the partnership with Wildberries, a leading player in Russia’s online retail market, will help us reach our sales target of 200 million rubles by year-end.”
The first part of the Sweet Me 2015 spring-summer collection, which was developed in partnership with Wildberries, is already available for purchase on the co-branded www.sweetme.wb.ru website, as well as on the official Sweet Me homepage, www.sweetme.ru. The collection, which consists of 48 items available in sizes 40 to 52, includes outerwear, everyday dresses and suiting as well as evening wear.
The Sweet Me brand targets modern, active women between the ages of 25 and 50. The brand takes different body shapes and lifestyles into account, focusing on options that are both feminine and comfortable.
Tatyana Bakalchuk, Chief Executive Officer of Wildberries, said: “The current macroeconomic environment puts Russian brands in the winning position of being able to offer consumers better pricing and quality than their international counterparts. Sweet Me also enjoys strong media support, which benefits Wildberries by expanding our consumer base to CTC Media audiences.”
The partnership will invest 400 million rubles in the development of the Sweet Me clothing brand over a three-year period following the brand’s launch. As part of the agreement, Wildberries will be responsible for the production, logistics and sales of the brand while CTC Media will be in charge of marketing efforts. Sweet Me will be promoted through the CTC and Domashny television channels as well as through CTC Media’s digital platforms.
About CTC Media Inc.
CTC Media is the leading Russian independent media company. The group manages four television channels in Russia (CTC, Domashny, Peretz and CTC Love) as well as Channel 31 in Kazakhstan and a TV company in Moldova with combined audience over 150 million viewers. The international version of CTC Channel is available in North America, Europe, Central Asia, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, the Middle East and Kyrgyzstan. The international version of Peretz is available in Belarus in Kyrgyzstan as well. CTC Media also owns several digital entertainment media assets including videomore.ru, domashniy.ru, ctc.ru and peretz.ru. CTC Media is publicly traded on NASDAQ under the symbol CTCM.
About Wildberries
Wildberries is the largest online retailer of clothing, shoes and accessories in Russia. Founded in 2004, the company has become one of the leading online retailers in Russia and has also expanded into Belarus and Kazakhstan. Today, the company has more than 6,000 employees and is led by its founder and CEO, Tatyana Bakalchuk.
For more information please visit www.ctcmedia.ru
Bin gespammt auf die Zahlen die in zwei Tagen kommen.
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PRESS: Russia’s Rostelecom said interested in buying CTC Media
MOSCOW, Apr 28 (PRIME) -- Russian state-controlled telecom giant Rostelecom is negotiating the acquisition of media company CTC Media, although the talks are not at an advanced stage, business daily Vedomosti reported Tuesday, quoting sources.
If the negotiations are a success, Rostelecom could use its own shares, which it had bought back from minority shareholders and partially handed to its unit, Mobitel, to pay for the acquisition, the sources told the daily. Mobitel now owns 10.72% of Rostelecom’s common shares and could get another 2.64%.
President Vladimir Putin signed amendments to the mass media law, which reduce permitted interest of foreign shareholders in Russian mass media to no more than 20% of capital. The changes, coming in force on January 1, 2016, involve more than half of Russian mass media, including CTC Media, in which 75% of shares are controlled by foreigners.
Sweden’s Modern Times Group (MTG) keeps 39% in CTC Media, and the rest is held by foreign funds and investment companies owning shares placed on the NASDAQ stock exchange. The remaining 25.4% of shares are held by Cyprus’s Telcrest that has Russian beneficial owners: Bank Rossiya’s owner Yury Kovalchuk and his partners.
Kovalchuk cannot directly buy stakes from foreigners, because the businessman himself and his bank are on the sanction list of the E.U. and the U.S.
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